Europe News Macron warns against humiliating Russia over war in Ukraine The French president was speaking on Europe Day in Strasbourg at the closing ceremony of the Conference on the Future of Europe. 09/05/2022
Europe News Italian PM calls for changes to EU treaties amid Ukraine war Mario Draghi told MEPs on Tuesday that unanimity on foreign policy decisions needs to be revised. 03/05/2022
state of the union Europe's week: Fresh sanctions human trafficking & Hungary latest woes The EU will now target imports of Russian coal in a bid to weaken Moscow's war machine. 08/04/2022
Europe News EU's spending since war began: Russian energy €35bn; Ukraine aid €1bn The "gigantic difference" reflects the need for the EU to become independent from Russian fossil fuels, the bloc's foreign policy chief said. 06/04/2022
Europe News Ukrainian writer pays tribute to resilience of her country's women The acclaimed novelist with a doctorate in aesthetics addressed MEPs in Strasbourg on International Women's Day. 08/03/2022
European Debates EU parliament to investigate use of NSO Group's Pegasus spyware The European Parliament is setting up a rare committee of inquiry into the Pegasus spyware scandal. 23/02/2022
European Debates Public health key priority for EU citizens, reveals poll The survey was carried out between November and December last year. 09/02/2022
state of the union Europe's week: New EU parliament president as Russian tensions persist Here's a look at the top stories in European Union politics this week. 21/01/2022
European Debates What is the EU Digital Services Act and how will it impact Big Tech? MEPs agreed a draft set of measures aimed at helping to tackle illegal content, as well as ensuring that platforms are held accountable for their secretive algorithms. 20/01/2022
Europe News Metsola on abortion: 'My position is the EU Parliament's position' In an interview with Euronews, the newly elected President of the European Parliament vowed to respect the hemicycle's majority opinion on abortion. 18/01/2022
Europe News What happens now after the death of David Sassoli? A race that was once seen as predetermined is suddenly wide open. Here are 4 leading candidates 13/01/2022
Europe News 'Addio amico mio': European leaders pay tribute to David Sassoli Colleagues of the European Parliament President honour his legacy and praise him as a "committed" and "passionate" politician following his death aged 65. 11/01/2022
Europe News Navalny's daughter accepts EU human rights award on his behalf Daria Navalnaya, daughter of imprisoned anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny was presented with the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought on Wednesday at a ceremony in Strasbourg. 15/12/2021
Europe News Far-right divisions on display after failure to form political group Leaders of European far-right and populist parties left their Warsaw summit with a statement pledging "closer cooperation" rather than the creation of a formal alliance. 06/12/2021
Europe News EU Parliament sues Commission over failure to act on rule of law The European Parliament wants the Commission to activate a new budgetary mechanism to freeze EU funds to countries suspected of breaching EU law. 29/10/2021
Europe News European Parliament votes to strengthen EU-wide cybersecurity rules Negotiations with the European Council on the update to the legislation will now start before European lawmakers eventually vote on the issue. 28/10/2021
Europe News Alexei Navalny awarded EU's top human rights prize Navalny, one of Vladimir Putin's most prominent critics, was nominated alongside Bolivian lawyer Jeanine Áñez and the women of Afghanistan. 20/10/2021
Europe News What do MEPs think of von der Leyen's State of the Union speech? Euronews speaks with Members of the European Parliament to see how they feel about the many proposals and priorities that von der Leyen outlined during her annual speech. 15/09/2021
Poland Polish man charged with spying for Russia at EU parliament "The suspect’s activities were in line with Russian information warfare activities aimed at weakening the position of Poland within the EU and in the international arena." a spokesman for Poland’s security services said on Thursday. 11/06/2021
Europe News MEPs want Brussels to act over Czech PM's alleged conflict of interest MEPs have voted overwhelmingly to issue proceedings against the Czech Republic's prime minister for breaches of EU law concerning an alleged conflict of interest. 10/06/2021
Europe News Belarus sanctions likely to be approved later this month, says EU MEPs debated the situation in Belarus with the EU's High Representative Josep Borrell on Tuesday. 08/06/2021
Europe News Lukashenko is 'turning Belarus into the North Korea of Europe' "Lukashenko is turning my country into the North Korea of Europe: non-transparent, unpredictable and dangerous." 26/05/2021
Europe News EU-Turkey relations at 'historic low point,' MEPs warn EU-Turkey relations have deteriorated so much that Brussels needs to profoundly reassess them, MEPs said in an unusually tough report adopted on Wednesday. 19/05/2021
Europe News EU leadership 'crucial' in dealing with migration, says UN chief European Union leadership is key if migration into the bloc is to be dealt with effectively, according to the United Nations' refugee chief. 11/05/2021
Europe News EU Parliament pushes for free PCR tests ahead of green pass The European Parliament wants EU countries to ensure free-of-charge testing and exempt green pass-holders from additional travel restrictions. 29/04/2021
Europe News Senior MEP 'deeply offended' by chair gaffe in Turkey The diplomatic gaffe caused uproar and comes with gender equality in the spotlight in Turkey after the country pulled out of a treaty aimed at stopping domestic violence. 14/04/2021
